How to you mount booklets & mint self-adhesive issues?

Hi ... for what it's worth, here are a couple of things I use:

1 - Lindner pouch pages: At many shows and club bourses, I often find dealers who sell new or gently used Lindner pages of all types. I buy them when I find them and, if necessary, cut them down to fit where I plan to use them -- like this one, cut to fit a standard 3-ring binder. They are great for showing both sides of an item - a postcard or booklet. 





2 - Collector Pages: Staples sells acid free clear pages of all kinds ... here are some samples that I use for postcards, trade cards or cigarette cards. Depending on the size you need, they might work for booklets or blocks, etc. Again, you can see both sides.







Or, you can mix and match - smile. 

Thanks everyone for the inspiration. I will likely incorporate ideas from all of you.

I'll keep an eye out for those clear Linder pages, Hugh, and possibly clear varios, so I can see front and back of booklets that fit the format.

I like Al's idea of keeping complete booklets separate, although with the self adhesive issues, there's nothing left to show! But I do believe I'll keep a binder or box of all the extra covers that come with presentation packs.

Your pages are awesome, Stanley. I'm thinking of mounting the open booklet using photo corners and then mounting a colour scan of the reverse side (possibly reduced in size) on the page as well. Similar to how exhibitors show backstamps on covers. I think you're doing something similar with your red cross booklets. And I like how there is room for single stamps on the page too.

Of course, some booklets are three panels, which when open extend beyond the page. But I'll think of something.